[MGSA-L] Question on transliteration

[Neni Panourgia]

Dear Ms Rozen,

The /Journal of Modern Greek Studies/ uses the Library of Congress 
transliteration. We decided on this a few years ago because this 
facilitates library searches. Having said that there is great 
disagreement as to the politics of transliteration, as you probably know.

I hope that this helps.

Neni Panourgia.


On 11/12/2016 12:03 PM, Minna Rozen wrote:
> Dear Colleagues ,
> I have been asked by the editors of an academic journal in English to 
> transliterate the Greek bibliographic entries into Latin fonts. I 
> considered the ELOT 743 
> <http://www.passport.gov.gr/elot-743.html> system. What say you? 
> Thanks in advance to whoever is gracious enough to spend time on this 
> query. Yours Minna Rozen
>
>
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